Picture this. It's a summer afternoon, and you're brunching with a chilled bottle of wine. In the clammy weather, your beautiful bottles are dotted with condensation that eventually trickles down and ...

Two things are very important when imbibing—keeping those damn rings off your coffee table and ensuring the beverages continue to flow. So here’s something you’ve always wanted, even if you never knew ...

Can't find the opener? You could open the bottle with a countertop or even a newspaper, but Instructables user mikeasaurus had a better idea: just attach the opener to the bottom of a coaster. The ...

La Sala before opening.Yuri-chan's wine service practice continues a little longer.She poured for the guests in order, and finally adjusted the amount in the host's glass.(Okay, I've poured for ...

Woodworking video demonstrating 6 holiday gift projects: a baguette slicer, a 3‑in‑1 bottle opener, a floating cube tower ...

Welcome to the another installment of Make A Thing, where we make handmade gifts for people. Or ourselves. Who doesn’t need something special in their life? Join in on the DIY fun and avoid the ...

Beyond giving you a dedicated place to rest your glass, a coaster protects surfaces from pesky water rings (and scratches). And the best coasters come with nonslip grip to prevent sliding. From ...

Click to open image viewer. CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. This bottle coaster was owned by the Copp family in Stonington, Connecticut from around 1692 until 1893. Bottle ...